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Artificial intelligence (AI) is one topic that's as fascinating as it is misunderstood. But today, we're debunking the ten biggest misconceptions

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Systems become dangerous in a new way, where they become closer to human intelligence or exceed human intelligence? and no—one can tell you a definitive answer for when thats going to be. theres another threat, theres another threat, isnt there, which isjobs? isnt there, which isjobs? there will be winners and losers on a global basis in terms of where the jobs as a result of ai. weve got to think about how to protect british jobs. thats sort of one challenge. we are going to have to rethink a...

And stronger incentives for the private sector to accelerate this stuff. when do we cross the line when these systems become dangerous in a new way? when they become, you know, closer to human intelligence or exceed human intelligence? no—one can tell you a definitive answerfor when that is going to be. theres another threat, isnt there, which isjobs? there will be winners and losers on a kind of...protect britishjobs. big debates in the uk apparently do that effectively. at this other key poi...

Weve seen the results in terms of how powerful these systems are now. and so, the question is if we keep doing that, and we keep feeding these systems more and more computing resource, more and more data, and we keep having stronger and stronger incentives for the private sector to accelerate this stuff, when do we cross a line when these systems become dangerous in a new way? where they become, you know, closer to human intelligence or exceed human intelligence? and no one can tell you a defini...

His task is to manage those risks and rewards. our technology editor zoe kleinman has been speaking to him about the challenges he faces. the world is waking up to the potential and the dangers of the most advanced forms of artificial intelligence. across the globe, countries are racing to try to both harness and regulate this technology. here, ian hogarth, a tech entrepreneur, is the man appointed by the prime minister to lead the charge on al in the uk to ensure that its developed safely. if w...

Weve seen the results in terms of how powerful these systems are now. and so, the question is if we keep doing that, and we keep feeding these systems more and more computing resource, more and more data, and we keep having stronger and stronger incentives for the private sector to accelerate this stuff, when do we cross a line when these systems become dangerous in a new way? where they become, you know, closer to human intelligence or exceed human intelligence? and no one can tell you a defini...

Machine can only raises level to us. so the fact that there so theyre afraid of the machine is basically opening u ta tradpm for them to be replaced by the machine. because whos going to write replecripts if youre not therpb ,the machine is going to write that. to so fear, fear says that theyre scared because they have a right to be scared. but can caedn i learn also surpass the human intelligence or will they actually learn our own stupidity? well its definitely learning stupidity. >> yeah, it ...

Happy about doing this but you would feel compelled to do it because of the security of the nation. michael steele, what is abundantly clear to me and i think ive accurately framed my read as search warrant for dummies, so ill cop to that, trump was given a million chances. hes a cat with 99 lives. they looked at him and theyre like we dont want to go but we got it on tape. we still dont want to go. but man, its human intelligence. they did everything to not go get the stuff. and at the end of...